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	The march started at 9:30 am. The procession left the Lumpini Park and proceeded on Rama IV Road and made a left turn to Surawongse and to Mahesak Road and entered the Silom Road.</div>
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	Suthep led the protesters to return to the Lumpini Park at 1:30 pm.</div>
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Suthep stages 5-km march to urge people to join mass rally on March 29

Suthep Thaugsuban, secretary general of the People's Democratic Reform Committee, Monday led protesters to stage a five-kilometre march from the Lumpini Park to invite the people to join a mass rally on March 29.

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